| 3rd & 4th Grade |
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(Fall) Toolbox of Faith by Kate Erslev Covey Toolbox of
Faith
invites participants to reflect on qualities of our Unitarian Universalist
faith such as integrity, courage and love as tools they can use in living their
own lives and building their own UU faith. Each of the sessions uses an actual tool as a metaphor for a
quality of our religion. These tools include, for example, a hammer (for
justice), duct tape (for flexibility), and a mirror (for reflection). (Spring) Windows and Mirrors by G.
Farrell, N. Fenimore and J. View Through a lens of UU faith and justice, children look closely at themselves and the communities to which they belong, especially their congregation. How do they experience true affiliation with others who may, at first, seem very unlike themselves? What actions do their observations demand, as they move out from “me” to “we?” |
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